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The MELODY project is supported by the Research Council of Norway's Large Scale ICT Programme
– VERDIKT, the Research Council's large-scale ICT programme has approved the project Medical Sensing, Localization, and Communication using Ultra Wideband Technology (MELODY) Principle investigators are Ilangko Balasingham (The Interventional Centre, Rikshospitalet/NTNU), Tor Ramstad (NTNU), Svein-Erik Hamran (FFI) and Tor Sverre Lande (University of Oslo)Short project description:The project will develop ultra wideband (UWB) technology for improved wireless health technology, for both improved network communication and improved and possibly novel medical applications. Three major research directions are pursued, namely short range sensing and imaging of human body, improved sensitivity for short range localization and tracking, and distributed signal and communications for dynamic autonomous resilient networks for both in-vivo and ex-vivo medical applications.Project duration: 7 years, funding: NOK 49 mill NOK/6.2 mill EUR
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Author: Erik Fosse
Publisher: Det Medisinske Selskap 2007
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